Sterifiles 80/80 (Wht Ctr) disinfectable nail files are specially designed for professionals or home use. Sterifiles are made of durable resin coated polyester backed abrasives bonded to a closed cell foam that does not absorb moisture and can be soaked in a disinfectant bath for hours.

Product Features:

Used for buffing and shaping all types of nails

Washable & Disinfectable

Grit: 80/80

Size: 7" x ¾"

Lasts up to 3 times longer than regular washable cushioned files

Made in USA

Cleaning Instructions::

Put nail file under running water and brush the grit surfaces lightly using a disinfectable plastic manicure brush to brush off all debris, soil, dust, etc., from the file.

Spray with an EPA-registered hospital-level disinfectant then brush lightly again.

Disinfect both the file and the manicure brush using option A or B below:

A. Thoroughly spray with a hospital-strength tuberculocide disinfectant until completely wet and let air dry.

Soak in hospital-level disinfectant for 10 minutes, remove, and let air dry.

Be sure to check with your local, state and federal regulations regarding proper sanitation laws if using this product in a salon.

Nails should always be filed when dry to insure smooth edges. Place the nail file under the nail edge and file in one direction only.

Proper Disinfection of Cushioned Abrasive Files, Buffers and Blocks:
These guidelines outline procedures for cleaning (sanitizing) and disinfecting cushioned abrasive files, buffers and blocks. In the salon, these implements must be properly cleaned and disinfected before it comes into direct contact with a client, as required by the licensing rules and regulations of your region, state or country. Be sure to check with your local, state, and federal regulations regarding proper sanitation laws if these products will be used in a salon.

After each use abrasive files, buffers and blocks used in a salon must be thoroughly cleaned (also called sanitizing) and then disinfected by following these simple steps:

Add a few drops of antibacterial liquid soap/detergent to a clean and disinfected brush.

Under running water, gently scrub with brush all surfaces to remove all visible debris and residue while thoroughly rinsing.

Allow items to air dry completely (usually 24 hrs) by placing them on top of a clean towel and covering them with another clean towel.

* Some disinfectants are designed for use on hard-surfaces while others are best used on porous or absorbent items. EPA-registered Hospital disinfectants are good examples of a type that is suitable for hard surfaces such as metal, glass, fiberglass or plastic. Isopropyl alcohol and ethyl alcohol (70 – 90%) are suitable for porous/absorbent items such as scrub brushes for nails, cushioned abrasive files, buffers and blocks.